So you've been using Flight Simulator for years, and you think you're a pretty good virtual pilot. Well it's time to put yourself to the test. For the first time, there is now a test course to fly your aircraft through. The course takes the shape of a very large pipe located on Staten Island, New York. It's a series of turns, combined with a few instances where you must climb or descend. Try and travel from one end to the other without flying into the walls.

There are two versions of the scenery, a regular version and an advanced version. The regular version shows the pipe with two stripes running the length, a blue stripe on the bottom and a red one on the top. They will help keep you oriented despite the fact that you can't see the horizon, and don't always have time to look away to scan your instruments. The advanced version is the exact same as the regular version, except the coloured stripes aren't there. To switch between the versions, drag the two *.bgl files in and out of the folder where you have installed this scenery. Be sure that only one is active at a time, or you may experience unpredictable results.

For an extra special challenge, try completing the advanced course in an aircraft that has little or no instrumentation, and see if you become disoriented.

No textures are required to use this scenery.